Collective impact : evidence and implications for practice / Jessica Smart
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- Smart, Jessica (Jessica Rita), author
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- Melbourne, Vic. : Australian Institute of Family Studies, 2017
- Melbourne, VIC : Australian Institute of Family Studies, 2017
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- 1 online resource (22 pages) : colour illustrations.
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- CFCA paper. ; no. 45. 2200-4106
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Collective impact is a collaborative approach to addressing complex social issues. Though it is in the early stages of development, it has resonated with practitioners and been rapidly adopted in Australia and overseas. This paper describes the history and development of collective impact and considers the state of its evidence and criticism. Two case studies are provided examining how collective impact is currently being practised in Australia. Collective impact has brought to the field of collaborative, community-based work an understanding of the complexity of social issues and a language with which to discuss them, and provides a promising framework for intervention.
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